Nampa Hosts Dairymen Meeting Series June 26
Dairymen from southwestern Idaho gather at Nampa Chamber rooms June 26 at 8 for a state bureau of dairying rally. Creamery managers butter makers cheese makers ice cream operators and field men are invited to discuss dairy law manufacturing problems and better quality through improved raw materials. University extension and dairy departments will cooperate as regional meetings continue across the south.
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Nampa
Idaho
Chamber of Commerce
State Bureau of Dairying
State Bureau
State Department of Agriculture
Idaho Butter and
Downey Relief Society Ward Conference Draws Praise
The Downey ward Relief Society held a Sunday evening conference with an inspirational program. Leaders gave class reports on Theology Public Services Literary American Authors and Work in business meetings. A vocal duet entertained and several members spoke including Bishop J. W Hartvigsen and Stake Board delegate Mrs. Addison Farr.
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Downey
Relief Society Ward
Peter Christiansen
Safronin Coffin
Nettie Robinson
Ao J Nelson
J. W. Christiansen
George Hyde
M A. Thomas
N. C. Olson
Olson
Ogden Hospital
Lucile Anderson
Pocatello
Jesse Coffin
S&s
F. Johnson
Marsh Center
S. F. Johnson
Theodore Turner Sr
H. W. Henderson
Elmer Merrill
N. ©. Olson
Garretson
Garretton
Williard Kingsford
Lee Pierson
Island Park
Minister Praises Mayas Stomach Remedy in Ad Claim
A testimonial ad quotes a minister who suffered stomach trouble for years and constipation until using Mayas. The speaker claims the product cleared mucous, relieved stomach and intestinal irritation, and improved fever, with a money back guarantee from Al Conk's Drug Store and others.
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al Conk
Blackfoot Mourns Mrs. Sims at Funeral Service
Memorial services for Mrs. F. Sims were held at the Baptist church with Reverend George F. Barton officiating. A choir and soloist performed, floral tributes were generous, pallbearers listed, and interment followed at Grove City cemetery. Mrs. Sims had lived in Blackfoot and Diackfoyd area for 35 years leaving family and many friends.
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Clarence Hurst
Hannah Nelson
Jesus
Jesus Savior
Forestry Board Members to Study Fire Protection
Boise June 23 Forest officials plan a southern Idaho fire protection study with all interested parties. The state forestry board will meet in Boise June 29 then tour the Pays, Sawtooth, Challis, Salmon and Targhee districts to assess fire conditions and prevention steps.
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Boise
Idaho
Guy B. Mains
Boise National Forest
State Board of Forestry
J. A H. Nash
Hen K E. Bush
W. D. Humiston
Potlated Lumber Company
Oregon
Payette
Challis
Mains
Hampshire Breeders to Form Idaho Association
Twin Falls report states Hampshire breeders will establish an Idaho Association during the Idaho Wool Growers' ram sale in Filer on August 18. Members of the Southern Idaho wool growers committee said the region hosts the world’s greatest Hampshire breeding stock.
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Twin Falls
Hampshire Breeders’ Association
Idaho
Wool Growers’ Association
Filer
Mrs Ward Seeks Third Term as County Treasurer
Blackfoot June 223 Mrs Margaret Ward Republican incumbent seeks re election as county treasurer for a third term. She notes improvements including a posting machine system and loose leaf tax records while handling over a million dollars annually and taxes last December. Ward has previous service as deputy treasurer tax collector and deputy recorder under F M Jordan.
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Traune
Blackfoot
Margaret Ward
Ward
Inter-Post Dance to Raise Funds for State Band
Blackfoot June 3 members of Steart Hoover Post American Legion host an inter post dance at Paradise Gardens Thursday evening. Sponsored by Legion posts from Pocatello Idaho Falls Shelley and Blackfoot the event aims to raise money to secure uniforms for the State Department band. The Blackfoot band. members not in the Legion may be replaced when the group travels to Philadelphia in the fall. Two top state orchestras will provide continuous dancing.
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Lertone
Bids on Deisel Engine Considered by Council
Idaho Falls council opened ten bids for a Deisel engine to operate the city power works auxiliary plant. Six bids to be considered. four rejected as too high. Contract expected to be awarded at Friday night meeting. June 19 marks the eightyth anniversary of the first baseball match between Knickerbocker and New York at Hoboken in 1846.
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Idaho Falls
Wnickerbocker
New York
Hoboken
Present Incumbents File Nominations in Bingham County
Arthur Manwaring, incumbent assessor, filed for nomination on the Republican ticket. He has four years in office and currently serves as secretary of the State Assessors Association. A. B. Stephens, present sheriff, filed for nomination on the Democratic ticket.
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Tribune
Blackfoot
Arthur Manwaring
Bingham County
Manwaring
State Assessors’ Association
Stephens
Stolen Car Left as Surety in Blackfoot Incident
In Blackfoot on June 14 a Ford coupe was struck by a Hudson sedan. the Hudson owner fled, later claiming repairs on a Whittle car. The Hudson was found stolen from Salt Lake City. the driver was arrested, bonded, and released, then vanished with another suspect car believed stolen.
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Blackfoot
Carl Z. Freese
Salt Lake City
American Insurance Agency
Hudson
W. C. Whittle
Studsen
W. J. Cooper
Clare
Lridge Street
Bridge and
Broadway
Molden
Hutte
Price Produce and Commission Co. Relieves Itself of Obligations
The Price Produce and Commission Co. states that Pocatello releases itself from any obligations incurred after this date by Mr. J. H. Thomas, former official or agent, as the city disclaims responsibility for subsequent liabilities.
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Price Produce and Commission Co
Pocatello
J. H. Thomas
Mexican Had Stolen Firearms Recovered in Idaho
Fourteen revolvers and automatic pistols of Spanish manufacture stolen from a Basque traveling salesman Frank Orriola were recovered by police. Manuel Darling, a Mexican, was found with the guns in his potato bag while walking toward Kimberly. Authorities say Darling took them from Orriola’s car and hid them in Rock Creek canyon before attempting to dispose of them.
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Twin Falls
Frank Orriola
Manuel Darling
Darling
Kimberly
Orriola
Rock Creek Canyon
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